- The Fremont Fire Department responded to a call shortly after 5 p.m. Monday.
- A photograph taken near the scene shows smoke billowing from the Tesla factory.
Firefighters responded Monday night to an apparent fire at the Tesla factory in Fremont.
Local Departures reported that a Fremont Fire Department spokesperson said they received a call about the fire shortly after 5 p.m.
Officials added that the fire is currently at two alarms.
Images taken from above the scene in California show the fire department working on the fire.
A photograph taken locally showed smoke billowing from the factory.
Some reports Online sources indicate that the fire occurred outside and was caused mainly by packaging materials, in this case cardboard pallets.
So far no injuries have been reported.
A photo taken next to the factory this afternoon appears to show smoke billowing from the Tesla factory in Fremont.
Local footage captured showed a team of firefighters on the ground responding to the factory’s call.
